Equity Business Flashcards

1
Q

Based on settlement differences date, types of trading on the financial instruments exchange can be classified into 3 types

  • regular transactions
  • cash transactions
  • margin transactions
A

Wrong

  • regular transactions
  • cash transactions
  • when-issued transactions
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2
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In margin transactions, local government bonds can be used as margins securities

A

Correct

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3
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When a short position in margin transaction is to be repaid, liquidation amount is the amount after subtracting the amount of interest

A

Wrong

Sell side of margin transactions is to receive interest. Therefore, liquidation amount is the amount calculated by adding the amount of interest

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4
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When a short position in margin transaction is to be repaid, liquidation amount is the amount after subtracting the amount of interest

A

Wrong

Sell side of margin transactions is to receive interest. Therefore, liquidation amount is the amount calculated by adding the amount of interest

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5
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It is prohibited to withdraw margin in an amount equivalent to computed profit arising due to market fluctuations in connection with margin transactions

A

Correct

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6
Q

One requirements under selecting a stock as a standardized margin trading issue is the ‘issuer has not fallen into a state of having liabilities in excess of assets as of the end of previous fiscal year’

A

Correct

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7
Q

Minimum margin maintenance is

A

20%

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8
Q

Brokerage commission is taken on the [•] amount of contract

A

Whole

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9
Q

Price to cash-flow ratio

PCFR

A

Operating Cash-flow = Net Profit + Depreciation

Cash flow per share = CF/nb of shares

PCFR = Share Price / Cash-flow per share

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